free.alive
12-18-2007, 02:18 AM
So only Americans can donate to a political campaign.
However, we still have a relatively free market and anyone in the world can buy US products. What better product in the world to purchase than flight time for the Ron Paul Blimp, or multiple blimps.
There are no laws protecting or prohibiting this, so we should act before they begin to furiously pen their hatred for freedom.
We need bloggers in as many languages as possible. There should be mirror sites of Liberty Advertising which are in languages besides English.
We could have a Blimp for Nevada/the SuperBowl/Super Tuesday in California, A Blimp in S. Carolina and Florida, A Blimp in New York, Illinois. How many can we get? How long can they fly?
Maybe this is just another crazy idea - but isn't that what freedom, and this whole campaign, is about.
Ahh, and then in September in Minnesota there is a fleet of Blimps hovering over the convention from which the media reports instead of their helicopters. The expected protesters are won over by the 100,000+ member Ron Paul R3VOLution and a symbolic truce between attendees on left and right provides the nation of a symbol of the possibility of unity through freedom. Rides are offered for opposing delegates if there's a brokered convention and victory becomes unstoppable. Ron Paul parachutes into the parking lot to come deliver his speech....
However, we still have a relatively free market and anyone in the world can buy US products. What better product in the world to purchase than flight time for the Ron Paul Blimp, or multiple blimps.
There are no laws protecting or prohibiting this, so we should act before they begin to furiously pen their hatred for freedom.
We need bloggers in as many languages as possible. There should be mirror sites of Liberty Advertising which are in languages besides English.
We could have a Blimp for Nevada/the SuperBowl/Super Tuesday in California, A Blimp in S. Carolina and Florida, A Blimp in New York, Illinois. How many can we get? How long can they fly?
Maybe this is just another crazy idea - but isn't that what freedom, and this whole campaign, is about.
Ahh, and then in September in Minnesota there is a fleet of Blimps hovering over the convention from which the media reports instead of their helicopters. The expected protesters are won over by the 100,000+ member Ron Paul R3VOLution and a symbolic truce between attendees on left and right provides the nation of a symbol of the possibility of unity through freedom. Rides are offered for opposing delegates if there's a brokered convention and victory becomes unstoppable. Ron Paul parachutes into the parking lot to come deliver his speech....